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Photos: Red River flooding from the air

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Interstate 29 from the air
Floodwaters are making travel difficult in much of the Red River Valley as dozens of roads are under water, including a portion of Interstate 29 north of Fargo. This image was taken near Harwood in Cass County on Monday, April 11, 2011.
MPR Photo/Ann Arbor Miller

The water has reached record levels north of Fargo-Moorhead and dozens of roads are under water making travel nearly impossible. MPR News sent photojournalist Ann Arbor Miller to get an aerial view of the flooding in the Red River Valley.

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Overland flooding
Floodwaters are making travel difficult in much of the Red River Valley as dozens of roads are under water, including a portion of Interstate 29 north of Fargo. Here, a lone cars heads south on I-29 on Monday, April 11, 2011. A stretch of interstate just north of this point is closed and will be for some time.
MPR Photo/Ann Arbor Miller
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Interstate 29 from the air
Floodwaters are making travel difficult in much of the Red River Valley as dozens of roads are under water, including a portion of Interstate 29 north of Fargo. This image was taken near Harwood in Cass County on Monday, April 11, 2011.
MPR Photo/Ann Arbor Miller
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Flood aerial
A flooded farm is seen from the air north of Fargo-Moorhead on Monday, April 11, 2011. The Red River was at 38 feet, 20 feet above flood stage.
MPR Photo/Ann Arbor Miller